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Will you be watching "Make Me A Christian" this Sunday on Channel 4?

(note that unless you can recieve UK Channel 4 broadcasts I doubt that it will be worth the effort of answering this).

The idea of the show is that various priests and minsiters try to convert some people to Christianity. My friend is one of the people who they try to convert. He is a hell's angel biker and works as a tattoo artist. The show should be hilarious and I was wondering if anyone else is planning to watch it.

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  • 1 decade ago
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    I probably won't just beacuse I'm a bit against any kind of "make me" anything if it concerns religion, philosophy etc..research not to mention war has shown us that if you immerse someone in an environment and basically bash them with ideas over and over and surround them with people who believe those ideas and want them to convert, well chances are that if you wanted to you could make a big hairy biker believe he were the sugar plum fairy after long enough...

    I just feel it has a "forced" element to it, and that because you are so immersed in it, you can actually lose yourself a little bit and just start agreeing because you like the people you are with, and they seem nice and rational, and you are away from your own environment so perhaps feeling a bit lost and at that point "fitting in" seems more appealing than being a loner in a bunch of happy people in a group! It has nothing to do with religion, and everything to do with group dynamics, the need to fit in and feel loved etc imho!

    I always wonder how many of the "converts" end up reverting back after they are back in their own environments for a few months; do the results "stick" or are they temporary, a result of situation and circumstance rather than a real change of mind and heart? This is nothing to do with any like/dislike for any religion in particular, but more the methods used to try to ensure the conversion on these programmes.

    I have nothing against the sharing of ideas etc but the way the last series of this programme went I found disturbing to be honest, so I don't think I would watch something in the same kind of grain again.

  • 1 decade ago

    I wish! I don't recieve UK Channel 4 but would watch if I did!

    Source(s): Reality TV Junky.
  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Don't I wish I could get UK Channel 4 here in the US, that sounds hysterically funny.

  • 1 decade ago

    I must admit I'm curious to see the line of reasoning from the Christians. It would be like someone trying to convince me that fairies live at the bottom of my garden.

  • 1 decade ago

    OK - that's just a pitiful excuse for a TV show, and the priests and ministers should be ashamed for pandering in such a way.

  • 1 decade ago

    I'll tune in to see what it's like. If it's at all like 'Make Me A Muslim' I'll turn over, that was pure hate-mongering.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Thanks for this post, I'm going to record it, it sounds very interesting. Is it from the same series as 'Make Me A Muslim'?

    I'm wondering if they're going to include any other religions - Judaism, Hinduism, maybe? - in this series?

  • 1 decade ago

    if it's anything like the spanish inquisition then you can bet your *** i'll be watching it. I wonder if you can bet on how long they get tortured before they convert.

  • 1 decade ago

    Will it actually show prefrontal lobotomies taking place?

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    Lv 5
    1 decade ago

    No, I saw make me a muslim and it made me feel physically ill

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